well-founded (Meaning)

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well-founded (s)

based on sound reasoning or evidence

The hypothesis was rejected as it lacked well-founded evidence.
The well-founded theories of quantum mechanics have revolutionized our understanding of the universe.
The accusations against the company were not well-founded and were later dismissed.
The well-founded principles of democracy serve as the foundation of our society.
The well-founded belief in a higher power provides solace to many.
The well-founded research findings have made significant contributions to the field of medicine.
The well-founded tradition of jury trials ensures fairness and impartiality in legal proceedings.
The well-founded notion of freedom of speech protects the expression of diverse perspectives.
The well-founded principles of economics guide the allocation of resources in a society.
The well-founded evidence of climate change necessitates urgent action to mitigate its effects.

based on sound reasoning or evidence

rational, sensible, valid, good, coherent, reasonable,logical, empiric, analytic, consequent

irrational, fallacious, invalid, misleading, misleading, unsound, illegitimate, specious, weak, inconsequential

The hypothesis was rejected as it lacked well-founded evidence.

The well-founded theories of quantum mechanics have revolutionized our understanding of the universe.

The accusations against the company were not well-founded and were later dismissed.

The well-founded principles of democracy serve as the foundation of our society.